
Sometimes, it's simply not your problem to solve
God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change the things I can,
And wisdom to know the difference.
This is a journey. Education is important. Support is necessary. From a person in long term recovery,
you can dive into the mindset of someone who has substance abuse.
have a better understanding of what boundaries are helpful.
learn more about what you are up against.
discover how important it is for you to live your best life.
gain confidence in your decisions.
Sometimes, it's simply not your problem to solve
When fear is confronted, that's where the freedom is.
Second chances are great, 10...15...60 chances, that's a choice.
We teach people how to treat us
When it comes to your addict/ alcoholic, actions not words is essential
We don't think anymore like we used to, and that's the problem
"If you are holding their wings, they cannot fly"
The Misconceptions About Tough Love
The Preface of my new book: Dear Parents: Strategies to Help Your Loved One Through Addiction
Misconceptions about rehab facilities
What if my child refuses a drug test? Does that mean they are using?
Parents of Adolescents: Found drugs and you have no idea what to do or what it means for them?
Parents: Are you spreading yourselves to thin trying to "rescue" your child from drug use?
Parents, what is your biggest fear?
Your kid that is on drugs is not a monster, they are just scared.
Do you have dreams for your kid, but they seem to keep sabotaging themselves? Here's some hope.
Let it go
Trust yourself
Parents: There is a difference between abstinence and healing from drug abuse
Are you a parent struggling to set boundaries with your addicted child?